Cut and stick the parts of the letter to put them in the right order, then write your own letter. All activity pages highlight the key learning points for the activity, tips for supporting your child’s learning, step ups (making it more challenging) and step downs (making it more achievable). Each activity also has a suggestion for how the activity can be linked to a real life activity.

Match the address to the right house on the map. All activity pages highlight the key learning points for the activity, tips for supporting your child’s learning, step ups (making it more challenging) and step downs (making it more achievable). Each activity also has a suggestion for how the activity can be linked to a real life activity.

Solve the Christmas riddles and write your own. All activity pages highlight the key learning points for the activity, tips for supporting your child’s learning, step ups (making it more challenging) and step downs (making it more achievable). Each activity also has a suggestion for how the activity can be linked to a real life activity.

What would you put in a Christmas box for someone less fortunate? Each activity page highlights the key learning points of the activity, some ‘tips and tricks’ to support your child’s learning, a ‘Step down’ to make the activity more achievable, and a ‘Step Up’ to make the activity more challenging. Each activity also suggests ways that the activity can be brought into your real life.

A project with Maths and English resources focusing on a Christmas meal. All activity pages highlight the key learning points for the activity, tips for supporting your child’s learning, step ups (making it more challenging) and step downs (making it more achievable). Each activity also has a suggestion for how the activity can be linked to a real life activity.

Outlines the many things children naturally learn during the Christmas period. This resource for parents and teachers identifies some of the valuable learning opportunities which children encounter during the Christmas period. It shows that learning does not have to involve sitting down and doing a worksheet.